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""This will be regarded as the best book about Mina Loy’s writing and as a useful history of the avant-garde."" — Keith Tuma, editor of Anthology of Twentieth-Century British and Irish Poetry ""[A] welcome addition to studies of modernism, the avant-garde, and Mina Loy. [...] Hayden’s rich prose is synthetic, analytic, and anecdotal all at once, and many of her readings are thorough, attentive, and convincingly new. The double columns are not so daunting with a critical voice generating much energy and liveliness. Set aside time to read this book."" — ALH Online Review, XVIII

"""This will be regarded as the best book about Mina Loy’s writing and as a useful history of the avant-garde."" — Keith Tuma, editor of Anthology of Twentieth-Century British and Irish Poetry ""[A] welcome addition to studies of modernism, the avant-garde, and Mina Loy. [...] Hayden’s rich prose is synthetic, analytic, and anecdotal all at once, and many of her readings are thorough, attentive, and convincingly new. The double columns are not so daunting with a critical voice generating much energy and liveliness. Set aside time to read this book."" — ALH Online Review, XVIII"

This will be regarded as the best book about Mina Loy's writing and as a useful history of the avant-garde. --Keith Tuma, editor of Anthology of Twentieth-Century British and Irish Poetry

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Sarah Hayden is a lecturer in twentieth and twenty-first century American literature and culture at the University of Southampton, England.

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